i‘m maryam moshiri.country faces a bushfire crisis. mr morrison said if he could go back he would have made a different choice. the fires are expected to worsen with more hot dry weather expected. gareth barlow reports. this is the remarkable, almost apocalyptic scene facing firefighters tackling australia‘s deadly and devastating wildfires.

i'm maryam moshiri.arts of new south wales, with temperatures set to hit the mid—40s celsius. at least six people die in northern india — during another day of big protests against the country's new citizenship law. the un warns millions of syrians are at risk of dying of hunger or disease as russia and china veto humanitarian aid into northern syria. and stuck in orbit. why boeing's mission to the international space station didn't quite go as planned.

i‘m maryam moshiri. for new security measures in the wake of a deadly shooting at a us navy base in florida. russian athletes face sweeping sanctions for another doping linked scandal. officials in moscow refuse to say who‘s to blame for it. and we visit ethiopia for a lesson in what can be done to restore environments damaged by human activity.

i'm maryam moshiri.ared of defaming a british caver by calling him ‘paedo guy‘ on twitter. king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltary base by a saudi airforce trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn clash over security, the economy and brexit. and a "mega fire" burning out of control poses a major threat to sydney — homeowners living just an hour outside the city have been

this is bbc world news, i'm maryam moshiri. by calling him ‘paedo guy‘ on twitter. king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltary base by a saudi —— military base by a saudi airforce trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn clash over security, the economy and brexit. and a mega fire burning out of control poses a major threat to sydney — homeowners living just an hour outside the city have been told to leave immediately.

i‘m maryam moshiri.ould go back he would have made a different choice. the fires are expected to worsen with more hot dry weather expected. gareth barlow reports. this is the remarkable, almost apocalyptic scene facing firefighters tackling australia‘s deadly and devastating wildfires.

i'm maryam moshiri.ting at a us navy base in florida. police in india arrest the owner and manager of a factory where over 40 people died in a fire. russian athletes face sweeping sanctions for another doping—linked scandal — officials in moscow refuse to say who's to blame for it. firefighters in australia race to contain more than 140 bushfires ahead of a heatwave expected soon. and we visit ethiopia for a lesson in what can be done

this is bbc world news i'm maryam moshiri.as australia suffers one of it's worst days of devastating bushfires, the prime minister returns home from holiday. i get it. people would have been upset to know that i was holidaying with my family while their families we re with my family while their families were under great stress. france's president macron says colonialism was a great mistake, and announces a new west african common currency. violent storms bring floods and mudslides to large parts of western europe, as they brace for even more heavy rain. and liverpool are crowned champions of the world,

i'm maryam moshiri.d—40s celsius. at least six people die in northern india during another day of big protests against the country's new citizenship law. facebook says it has removed hundreds of accounts with ties to a conservative news outlet. and stuck in orbit. why boeing's mission to the international space station

maryam moshiri has been to meet her in northern spain. cheers.try. for years the industry has been economically unviable and now the demands of climate change are finishing it off altogether. but as one door closes, could more open? sharan burrow is the head of the international trade union confederation. a union boss with a difference. one who wants to defend the climate as well as workers. we want to see this region live. at the end of last year, spain reached an agreement with unions and the companies involved to shut down all its remaining coal mines. the fourth generation. a deal was forged which promised 250 million euros to help miners like these retire early or retrain. they call it a just transition and believe it's a model for the rest of the world. sharan is here to tell miners there is help for them, but the spanish coal mining industry is done. what we need to do is say to them we won't leave you behind and we will fight to see governments don't leave you behind — or that corporations. but some of the miners remain unconvinced. shara

welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri.re sign of cooperation between the two countries. a saudi man who shot dead three people in florida is reported to have posted online comments praising osama bin laden. fears of interference in the uk general election after claims documents detailing uk—us trade talks were leaked by russia. anthonyjoshua regains his world heavyweight titles, beating andy ruiz, the man who took them from him six months ago. tonight wasjust tonight was just about winning, and trusting my process. i know maybe i could have done more at times, but sometimes simplicity is

i'm maryam moshiri.morrison, has acknowledged public anger at his decision to go on holiday while his country faces a bushfire crisis. mr morrison said if he could go back he would have made a different choice. the fires are expected to worsen with more hot, dry weather expected. gareth barlow reports. this is the remarkable, almost apocalyptic scene facing firefighters tackling australia's deadly and devastating wildfires. fire chiefs described saturday as an awful day. as thousands of personnel tackle raging infernos,

i'm maryam moshiri.tion between the two countries. the secret british documents leaked online — but was russia trying to intefere in next week's election? anthonyjoshua regains his world heavyweight titles, beating andy ruiz — the man who took them from him six months ago. tonight was just about winning, and trusting my process. i know maybe i could have done more at times, but sometimes simplicity is genius. and tens of thousands of people around the world spend the night

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: there are more catastrophic fire warnings in australia for saturday in three parts of new south wales, with temperatures set to hit the mid—40s celsius. at least six people die in northern india — during another day of big protests against the country's new citizenship law. the un warns millions of syrians are at risk of dying of hunger or disease as russia and china veto humanitarian aid into northern syria. and stuck in orbit. why boeing's mission to the international space station didn't quite go as planned. firefighters in the australian state of new south wales were bracing for what are being termed "catastrophic" fire conditions. temperatures well above a0 degrees, are set to fuel more than a hundred fires burning across the state. in south australia, one person has died overnight in a blaze east of adelaide. the prime minister scott morrison, widely criticised for being on holiday during the crisis, is expected back in australia over the weekend. i got the late

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: calls for new security measures in the wake of a deadly shooting at a us navy base in florida. police in india arrest the owner and manager of a factory where over a0 people died in a fire. russian athletes face sweeping sanctions for another doping—linked scandal — officials in moscow refuse to say who's to blame for it. firefighters in australia race to contain more than 140 bushfires ahead of a heatwave expected soon. and we visit ethiopia for a lesson in what can be done to restore environments damaged by human activity. the us defence secretary, mark esper, has ordered a review of the screening process for foreign military in the us after a saudi soldier launched a deadly attack at a florida navy base. the gunman, mohammed saaed alshamrani, who was training at the pensacola site, killed three sailors on friday. gareth barlow reports. shot dead in the prime of their lives. mohammed haitham was just 19 when he was killed. joshua watson, 23. the third victim, camero

maryam moshiri has been to meet her in northern spain. cheers.he industry has been economically unviable and now the demands of climate change are finishing it off altogether. but as one door closes, could more open? sharan burrow is the head of the international trade union confederation. a union boss with a difference. one who wants to defend the climate as well as workers. we want to see this region live. at the end of last year, spain reached an agreement with unions and the companies involved to shut down all its remaining coal mines. the fourth generation. a deal was forged which promised 250 million euros to help miners like these retire early or retrain. they call it a just transition and believe it's a model for the rest of the world. sharan is here to tell miners there is help for them, but the spanish coal mining industry is done. what we need to do is say to them we won't leave you behind and we will fight to see governments don't leave you behind — or that corporations. but some of the miners remain unconvinced. sharan is visiting th

welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the us and iran carry out a prisoner swap, in a rare sign of cooperation between the two countries. a saudi man who shot dead three people in florida is reported to have posted online comments praising osama bin laden. fears of interference in the uk general election after claims documents detailing uk—us trade talks were leaked by russia. anthonyjoshua regains his world heavyweight titles, beating andy ruiz, the man who took them from him six months ago. tonight wasjust tonight was just about winning, and trusting my process. i know maybe i could have done more at times, but sometimes simplicity is genius. hundreds of volunteers spend saturday night sleeping outdoors as part of a charity event in london's trafalgar square to raise money to tackle homelessness. the united states and iran have carried out a rare exchange of prisoners, despite the tensions between washington and tehran. massoud soleimani, an iranian scientist arrested over alleged violation of trade san

i'm maryam moshiri.res, the prime minister returns home from holiday. these are very difficult and trying times. i guess it's that people would have been upset to know that i was holidaying with my family while theirfamilies were holidaying with my family while their families were under great stress. . their families were under great stress.. —— i get it. expect more of this on a grander scale next year. tokyo's olympic national stadium is offically opened. violent storms bring floods and mudslides to large parts of western europe, as they brace for even more heavy rain. and liverpool are crowned champions of the world,

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the us and iran carry out a prisoner swap in a rare sign of co—operation between the two countries. the secret british documents leaked online — but was russia trying to intefere in next week's election? anthonyjoshua regains his world heavyweight titles, beating andy ruiz — the man who took them from him six months ago. tonight was just about winning, and trusting my process. i know maybe i could have done more at times, but sometimes simplicity is genius. and tens of thousands of people around the world spend the night sleeping outdoors, all to highlight the problem of homelessness. let's bring you some breaking news now — we're getting reports that at least 35 people have died in a factory fire near india's capital new delhi. according to new delhi's deputy fire chief, sunil choudhary, 50 people have been rescued by his crews. the afp agency says the fire broke out in the north—west area of the city in the anaj mandi area — at a location where the roads are narrow

this is bbc world news i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: as australia suffers one of it's worst days of devastating bushfires, the prime minister returns home from holiday. i get it. people would have been upset to know that i was holidaying with my family while their families we re with my family while their families were under great stress. france's president macron says colonialism was a great mistake, and announces a new west african common currency. violent storms bring floods and mudslides to large parts of western europe, as they brace for even more heavy rain. and liverpool are crowned champions of the world, with an extra—time goal against brazilian side flamengo. hello and welcome to bbc news. the australian prime minister, scott morrison, has acknowledged public anger at his decision to go on holiday while his country faces a bushfire crisis. mr morrison said if he could go back, he would have made a different choice. the fires are expected to worsen with more hot dry weather expected. mr morrison did acknowledge

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: police in india arrest the owner and manager of a factory where over a0 people died in a fire. calls for new security measures in the wake of a deadly shooting at a us navy base in florida. russian athletes face sweeping sanctions for another doping linked scandal. officials in moscow refuse to say who's to blame for it. and we visit ethiopia for a lesson in what can be done to restore environments damaged by human activity. hello and welcome to bbc news. police in delhi have arrested the owner and manager of a factory which caught fire on saturday night. at least 43 people were killed in the blaze. many were migrant workers using sleeping quarters in the building. pratiksha ghildial reports from delhi. the blaze broke out on the ground floor of this multi—storey factory in the early hours of the morning and then quickly spread to other levels. rescue services say at least 100 people were sleeping inside the building at the time and died due to suffocation. i have bee

i'm maryam moshiri. the australian prime minister, scott morrison, has acknowledged public anger at his decision to go on holiday while his country faces a bushfire crisis. mr morrison said if he could go back he would have made a different choice. the fires are expected to worsen with more hot dry weather expected. gareth barlow reports. this is the remarkable, almost apocalyptic scene facing firefighters tackling australia's deadly and devastating wildfires. fire chiefs described saturday as an awful day. as thousands of personnel tackle raging infernos, the country's prime minister, scott morrison, has been heavily criticised for being on holiday in hawaii, but the pm has cut short his trip to return home. i get it that people would have been upset to know that i was holidaying with my family while their families were under great stress. they know that i am not going to stand there and hold a hose, iam not a trained firefighter. i'm conforted by the fact that australians would like me to be herejust s

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the us entrepreneur elon musk is cleared of defaming a british caver by calling him ‘paedo guy‘ on twitter. king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltary base by a saudi airforce trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn clash over security, the economy and brexit. a megafire burning out of control poses a threat to sydney. we will be live with the latest. a jury in los angeles has found in favour of elon musk in a libel case involving a british cave explorer. the two had engaged in a public argument about how to rescue children trapped in a cave in thailand. in a tweet, mr musk called the cave diver "paedo guy" — a phrase he argued was not meant literally. let's get the latest from our correspondent, david willis in los angeles. talk us through exactly what was said in court. elon musk walked very tall from the court in downtown los angeles today. his only c

welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri.ophic fire warnings in australia for saturday in three parts of new south wales, with temperatures set to hit the mid—40s celsius. at least six people die in northern india during another day of big protests against the country's new citizenship law. britian is on course to exit the european union as parliament votes in favour of prime minister johnson's brexit bill. and stuck in orbit — why boeing's mission to the international space station didn't quite go as planned.

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the us and iran carry out a prisoner swap in a rare sign of cooperation between the two countries. the secret british documents leaked online — but was russia trying to intefere in next week's election? anthonyjoshua regains his world heavyweight titles beating andy ruiz, the man who took them from him six months ago. tonight was just about winning, and trusting my process. i know maybe i could have done more at times, but sometimes simplicity is genius. and tens of thousands of people around the world spend the night sleeping outdoors — all to highlight the problem of homelessness. the united states and iran have carried out a rare exchange of prisoners, despite the tensions between washington and tehran. massoud soleimani, an iranian scientist, arrested over alleged violation of trade sanctions, was freed by the us. he was swapped for an american academic, xiyue wang, who'd been in prison in iran for ten years on spying charges, which he denied. more from our washin

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.ing him ‘pedo guy‘ on twitter. king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltary base by a saudi air force trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn clash over security, the economy and brexit. and a ‘mega fire' burning out of control poses a major threat to sydney — we'll be live with the latest. homeowners living just one hour outside the city have been told to leave

i'm maryam moshiri.ake of a deadly shooting at a us navy base in florida. police in india arrest the owner and manager of a factory where over a0 people died in a fire. russian athletes face sweeping sanctions for another doping linked scandal. officials in moscow refuse to say who's to blame for it. firefighters in australia race to contain more than 140 bushfires ahead of a heatwave expected soon. and we visit ethiopia for a lesson in what can be done to restore environments damaged by human activity.

i'm maryam moshiri.sign of cooperation between the two countries. a saudi man who shot dead three people in florida on friday is reported to have posted online comments praising 0sama bin laden. hello, and welcome to bbc news. the united states and iran have carried out a rare exchange of prisoners, despite the tensions between washington and tehran. massoud soleimani, an iranian scientist, arrested over alleged violation of trade sanctions, was freed by the us. he was swapped for an american academic, xiyue wang,

i'm maryam moshiri.ng a british caver by calling him ‘paedo guy‘ on twitter. king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltary base by a saudi airforce trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn clash over security, the economy and brexit. a megafire burning out of control poses a threat to sydney. we will be live with the

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the us and iran carry out a prisoner swap in a rare sign of cooperation between the two countries. a saudi man who shot dead three people in florida on friday is reported to have posted online comments praising osama bin laden. hello, and welcome to bbc news. the united states and iran have carried out a rare exchange of prisoners, despite the tensions between washington and tehran. massoud soleimani, an iranian scientist, arrested over alleged violation of trade sanctions, was freed by the us. he was swapped for an american academic, xiyue wang, who'd been in prison in iran for 10 years on spying charges, which he denied. more from our washington correspondent chris buckler. a brief thaw in relations between the us and iran saw massoud soleimani return to tehran. it was an emotional homecoming for a university professor who was arrested in chicago a year ago, accused of violating trade sanctions. and just as he was released, an american citizen, xiyue wang, was allow